That shouldnt matter at this pont it should still read the disc. The sensors are for tricking the system when you need to make the swap. You will still nedd to do so once you get the disc running anyway or you wont be able to switch for the back up or what ever it is that you are swapping for.
I would imagine the disc is a failure. I have heard of many accounts of swapmagic needing to be replaced. Contact them via the website and see what they say. They would replace it for you I imagine. Try the store you got it from first but usualy when its a bad disc the website helps out from the stories I heard.
Originally posted by Delmorte: That shouldnt matter at this pont it should still read the disc. The sensors are for tricking the system when you need to make the swap. You will still nedd to do so once you get the disc running anyway or you wont be able to switch for the back up or what ever it is that you are swapping for.
I would imagine the disc is a failure. I have heard of many accounts of swapmagic needing to be replaced. Contact them via the website and see what they say. They would replace it for you I imagine. Try the store you got it from first but usualy when its a bad disc the website helps out from the stories I heard.
You´re right!
I´ve confused myself, didn´t even think he didn´t take the SM out of ps2.
So he got the message "no data" from Swap Magic itself.
So...if it´s that way, I suppose the problem is not with the discs.
If your ps2 is one of the big ones, you must open it to clean the lens, but if it is a slim one, is very easy.
